Dryer sheets are gauze-like tissues that can be put in dryers to eliminate static cling, soften clothes and can also make clothes smell great. Many people use dryer sheets as everyone wants their clothes to smell good and to be as soft as possible after getting it from a dryer. There are several dryer sheets manufacturers that manufactures odorless for consumers with environmental concerns, but recent studies say that dryer sheets are harmful to our health and can cause several diseases, even cause cancer. On the Next Page learn all about and the chemicals found in dryer sheets.
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Magz Rodriguez
Apr 24. 2016
Nope!!!
Shara Ziegler
Apr 24. 2016
We don’t even use the melaleuca ones anymore
Shirley Hensley
Apr 24. 2016
They realy are good to keep mice away
Terri Klein George
Apr 24. 2016
Jamie McClung
Terri Klein George
Apr 24. 2016
Stacy George
Jessica Lynn
Apr 25. 2016
Debbie Hamilton
Debbie Hamilton
Apr 25. 2016
Really? I love my dryer sheets!
Debbie Hamilton
Apr 25. 2016
Debbie Hamilton ugh!
Jessica Lynn
Apr 25. 2016
Yeah get the wool balls
Debbie Hamilton
Apr 25. 2016
Jessica Lynn where. Plus I guess I gotta try oils
Debbie Hamilton
Apr 25. 2016
That Meyer detergent u have smells good
Jessica Lynn
Apr 25. 2016
Yeah it’s full of$#%&!@* Just found out. so now I’m switching Kay
Mandy Wolford
Apr 25. 2016
Mandy Wolford
Coastie Smith
Apr 25. 2016
The tennis balls seem to stop the static? It would be simpler to add some essential oil to those if you say this works.
Dana Anne Carney Madigan
Apr 25. 2016
Kyle Madigan
Virginia Miller
Apr 25. 2016
I tried them once, about 40 years ago. Never again. I used fragrance free and white vinegar in the last rinse, to soften my clothes.
Megan Headley
Apr 25. 2016
If they need a revival you can wash a load in baking soda and use white vinegar as fabric softener. It helps mine.
Pat Klungtvedt Hanson
Apr 25. 2016
I think that the tennis balls just beats the heck out of the clothes to eliminate the wrinkles. Where do you add the essential oils? I actually add essential oils to my detergent when I make it. The sweet orange. Makes the clothes smell so good.
Jackie Place
Apr 25. 2016
I like wool dryer balls, make my own 🙂
Sharon Hamilton Stengel
Apr 25. 2016
Debbie Hamilton I use do terra purify. A few drops on a old washcloth in my wash and dryer. You can also use lemon oils.
Tanya Sappleton
Apr 25. 2016
I don’t use them….
Anonymous
Apr 25. 2016
Jenice Paez
Jenice Paez
Apr 25. 2016
Dont use them.
Beth Kooistra Gray
Apr 25. 2016
Next it will be the little pellets you throw in the wash. Everything is bad for you these days.
Sandra Rice
Apr 25. 2016
Can’t stand the way they smell. Def smell the chemicals …free and clear of perfumes and dye
Denise Dobbs-Patterson Robinson
Apr 25. 2016
Always Something ….
Gloria Cast
Apr 25. 2016
Doesn’t *every consumer item go thru FDA*…?? Then how come they are FDA approved
Therese Mosa
Apr 25. 2016
I stopped using these a couple of years ago and I have not missed them.
MyAn Chung Madrigal
Apr 26. 2016
I use these dryer balls. I also have the blue & pink kind. I still use Costco liquid softener tho…
Tricia Ploss Caponera
Apr 26. 2016
Christina Sisario Van Wie
Carmen Gray
Apr 26. 2016
My dryer sheets are for sensitive skin as I have a 2 year old and she was born premiee. There is not a thing wrong with her or me or her father. There is a thousand more things to worry about in the world then dryer sheets and as for the people that have allergies you might as well just stay inside because regardless of your allergies people are going to wear perfume and use scented things.
Rebecca Metzger
Apr 26. 2016
I thought that I heard about this recently. Thanks fir the info.
Andrea Fisher
Apr 26. 2016
Anyone when you were using the dryer sheets did you ever get boils and other like bumps on your skin?
Kristen
Apr 27. 2016
My husband did. Since I stopped using them…no more bumps! Did you have that happen?
Kristen
Apr 27. 2016
My husband did so I stopped using them.. Did you have that happen?
Donna Sims
Apr 26. 2016
One of the perks of being poor is that I could never afford the darned things. 🙂
Shelly Jean
Apr 26. 2016
Think about all the stuff we import from China who emits more chemicals than we can even imagine. There is no perfect world and there are so many many things that contribute to cancer. Sunburns as a child, hot dogs and Bologna as a child, grilling from charcoal, the talcum powder we all used, the formaldehyde in the material I had to touch to make caps in a factory, every prescription you take needs a prescription to treat a symptom from the first one and some are linked I’m sure to cancer. Your jobs, cigarettes, fatty foods. Go hide in a tent somewhere. It’s a war on dryer sheets
Joanne Gillett
Apr 26. 2016
100% natural wool dryer balls are chemical free, replace fabric softener products and last for years. Anyone wanting more info or to purchase dryer balls message me.
Lois
Apr 28. 2016
Info please
Nancy Klopfenstein
Apr 26. 2016
I haven’t used in years. Besides it gunks up yer dryer.
Jonneal Petravicius
Apr 26. 2016
Jordan Michael Petravicius
Cindy Jo Anderson
Apr 27. 2016
Vinegar really works! And cleans your washer.
Soula Blank
Apr 27. 2016
Myles Blank
Myles Blank
Apr 27. 2016
I never use them
Cindy Cooper
Apr 27. 2016
Sad!
Nancy Kent Garrett
Apr 27. 2016
I got wool dryer balls, put essential oil on them for scent!
Nancy Kent Garrett
Apr 27. 2016
Aluminum is linked to Alzheimer’s. Why I quit regular DO and use organic products
Nancy Kent Garrett
Apr 27. 2016
What most people don’t realize, is chemical laws were last updated in the 1970’s. Thousands of chemicals have come out since then with NO testing what it does, other than looking for the desired effect. Soak any organism in enough chemicals long enough,… Nobody is looking out for the consumer anymore. “If you can’t eat it don’t use it – if you can’t grow or make it don’t eat it.”
My health has turned right back around since I got to 70% organic. Naysayers, wet blankets – enjoy your misery, as I can’t remember last time I even took a Tylenol!
Becca Matthys
Apr 27. 2016
Crystal ‘Atchison’ MacLean
Crystal 'Atchison' MacLean
Apr 28. 2016
I dont use these, only at work. I use fabric softener at home. We need the sheets at work cuz I dont think staff will remember to add softener
Crystal 'Atchison' MacLean
Apr 28. 2016
Then again some don’t add the sheets 😉
Jennifer Gorky
Apr 28. 2016
Yet!
Jennifer Gorky
Apr 28. 2016
Aluminum is toxic